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Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby bobber_2 » Fri Nov 16, 2012 5:42 am

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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby nebraskadad » Fri Nov 16, 2012 9:18 am

Montana has been flush with Kalifornicators for a while. there are decent people throughout the state, But in population centers it is "Blue" as blue can be as the result of Kalifornia people moving west and bringing libtardism with them. The infection of liberalism reaches everywhere. Like all other states with large population, liberalism follows, the Hollywood nuts largely in western MT, along the Billings to Missoula corridor. There is a bastion on the east, around Ft Peck as well. Largely as the result of eco-lobby monitoring Bakken.
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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby Hoser John » Sat Nov 17, 2012 4:32 am

Fool me once and fool me twice but golds been righteous to me for most a my life,over 57 years a gold grubbn' and tooooooooooo old/dumb/worn out and addicted to quit. And it is good-John 8-)
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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby klondike jake » Sat Nov 17, 2012 11:23 pm

i can certainly say yes gold is for fools.because if you dont have enough of it you certainly are a FOOL!
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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby Hoser John » Sun Nov 18, 2012 4:56 am

8-) aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamen :lol:
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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby dickb » Sun Nov 18, 2012 10:21 am

I'm wondering,................ Is it possible to have too much gold? :roll:

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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby russau » Sun Nov 18, 2012 2:00 pm

YES!! just send it to me and ill take care of it for you!:)
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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby Hoser John » Sun Nov 18, 2012 4:28 pm

You should NEVER put all your eggs in one basket--wonder who came up with caloquialism--spell?? saying anyhow. Good advice never the less. Stash in cash if gold fails--gold in case the government fails and dollar worthless,which it is appreoching as now printing 24/7. In the past year or so my golds up almost $1,000 an oz and dollar down over 35% ;) now you tell me. My huge cd's pay me--for 5 years a lousy &^%$#@! 1.2% for 5 years so with current REAL inflation 5+ % thats a straight up loss of over 4% in purchase power thats a killer as x 5 years in a cd=20% in the toilet. BUT gold's been up up up in the past year or so thats a 1500% profit right off the bat in past 5 years and cancels out the cash losses.. If you find gold like me it costs zilch so profit is 10,000% ++++ profit. Keep records of what your gold costs found or bought and sell accordingly. I sold some that cost me bad at $469 a oz at $1,725 so even expensive gold makes me happy :lol: if cash crashes-then the world dies BUT still ok as I got gold from over 55 years ago that cost me 0. so whatever it brings is100% pure profit--John :lol:
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Re: Montana tells lawmaker gold is for fools

Postby klondike jake » Sun Nov 25, 2012 12:02 am

well if ya have to move or go in a hurry.if you cant take it with ya then it means you didnt hide enough of it. i like leaving it in the bank. the river bank. got a couple of locals that i can make a with drawl from.
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